Sancho Panza
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Sep 11, 2026
James HamHOST
Uh, he has been chasing a giant in Jalen Duren, hoping that somehow, some way, he ends up in Sacramento, not back with the Detroit Pistons.
James HamHOST
If you haven't read Don Quixote, uh, he and his sidekick, Sancho Panza, uh, go on an adventure.
James HamHOST
Uh, they literally chase windmills, uh, that are... that, again, Don Quixote believes are giants, which are actually windmills.
James HamHOST
Um, it's well worth the summer read.
S. K. EdisonNARRATOR
The only way I can tell whether it is good or bad is by smoking it.
S. K. EdisonNARRATOR
Even then, I could not tell you, without the assistance of the band, whether it was a Sancho Panza or a Guaco Piano.
S. K. EdisonNARRATOR
I could only tell you whether I liked it or not, a question of no importance, whatever.
S. K. EdisonNARRATOR
Lately I have been trying to become a furniture expert, but it is a disheartening business.
Sarah LorenowiczNARRATOR
For, to hope to produce an idea of light or color by a sound however formed is to expect that sounds should be visible or colors audible, and to make the ears do the office of all the other senses, which is all one as to say that we might taste, smell, and see by the ears.
Sarah LorenowiczNARRATOR
A sort of philosophy worthy only of Sancho Panza, who had the faculty to see Dulcinea by hearsay.
Sarah LorenowiczNARRATOR
And therefore, he that has not before received into his mind by the proper inlet the simple idea which any word stands for can never come to know the signification of that word by any other word or sounds whatsoever, put together according to any rules of definition.
Sarah LorenowiczNARRATOR
The only way is by applying to his senses the proper object, and so producing that idea in him for which he has learned the name already.
speaker_6HOST
I mean, Don Quixote is an aging guy who sits in his house reading so many chivalric fantasy novels that his grip on reality just completely dissolves.
speaker_6HOST
He puts on rusty armor, gets a peasant named Sancho Panza to be his squire, and rides out to force reality to match his fiction.
speaker_7HOST
It begins as a straightforward parody of romance literature, but it rapidly evolves into something vastly more complex.
speaker_6HOST
Right.
speaker_7HOST
written.
speaker_6HOST
In Part 2 of Don Quixote, the characters have actually read Part 1.
speaker_6HOST
Quixote and Sancho meet people who already know their reputation because they bought the book.
speaker_7HOST
And there was a real-life, unauthorized sequel written by some hack author in the real world.
Tony SheldonGUEST
He said, I don't want to start my career all over again.
Tony SheldonGUEST
Just as a side note, my partner played Sancho in that production of Man of La Mancha that you saw.
Tony SheldonGUEST
Oh, wow.
Caroline SheenHOST
Oh, he was amazing.
John WilsonHOST
Reading 16th century Spanish requires a different level of knowledge.
John WilsonHOST
But having Data as Sancho Panza was genius.
John WilsonHOST
Because he is exactly the kind of person to question everything that Geordi's doing in there, just like Sancho would question everything that Quixote was doing in there.
Blaine DallerHOST
Okay.
Black CatNARRATOR
God bless the man who first invented sleep.
Black CatNARRATOR
So Sancho Panza said, and so say I.
Black CatNARRATOR
And bless him also that he didn't keep his great discovery to himself, nor try to make it, as the lucky fellow might, a close monopoly by patent right.
Black CatNARRATOR
Yes, bless the man who first invented sleep.
speaker_3NARRATOR
Early Rising by John Godfrey Saxe.
speaker_3NARRATOR
Read for LibriVox.org. God bless the man who first invented sleep.
speaker_3NARRATOR
So Sancho Panza said, and so say I.
speaker_3NARRATOR
And bless him also that he didn't keep his great discovery to himself, nor try to make it, as the lucky fellow might, a close monopoly by patient right.
Jon M. WilsonHOST
Reading 16th century Spanish, it requires a different level of knowledge.
Jon M. WilsonHOST
But having Data as, uh, Sancho Panza was genius, [laughs] 'cause he's exactly the kind of person to question everything that Geordi's doing in there, just like Sancho would question everything that Quixote was doing in there.
Blaine DowlerHOST
Okay.
Blaine DowlerHOST
Yeah, I had a different experience because I have never read Don Quixote in any language.
Nick WhitleyNARRATOR
Everything there seemed to be my own.
Nick WhitleyNARRATOR
And everything here is your own? Yes, according to the prayer-book, and everything in truth is my own, as all the dainties at the banquet belong to Sancho the Governor.
Nick WhitleyNARRATOR
You mean, said he, and then hesitated.
Nick WhitleyNARRATOR
you mean that mr kennedy stands over you guarding you for your own welfare as the doctor stood over sancho and guarded him there was a pause before she answered a long pause during which he was looking away over the lake and thinking how he might introduce the subject of his love but long as was the pause he had not begun when lady laura was again speaking The truth is, my friend, she said, that I have made a mistake.
speaker_3NARRATOR
Mr. Quilter is the apostle of the middle classes, and we are glad to welcome his gospel.
speaker_3NARRATOR
After listening so long to the Don Quixote of art, to listen once to Sancho Panza is both salutary and refreshing.
speaker_3NARRATOR
As for his sententiae, they differ very widely in character and subject.
speaker_3NARRATOR
Some of them are ethical, such as, Humility may be carried too far.
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